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P.G. Wodehouse character
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bertie
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Population (2000): 19773 Housing Units (2000): 9050 Land area (2000): 699.193287 sq. miles (1810.902223 sq. km) Water area (2000): 42.027487 sq. miles (108.850688 sq. km) Total area (2000): 741.220774 sq. miles (1919.752911 sq. km) Located within: North ...
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Bertie is a masculine given name . (See also Bertie (nickname) .) Notable people with the name include: Bertie Brownlow (1920–2004), Tasmanian cricket player Bertie Childs (born 1894), British Olympic fencer Bertie Cooksley (1894–1980), New Zealand politician ...
Usage examples of bertie.
Bertie's mom used to sing sometimes in front of the mirror, and she once told Bertie, "You can't sing a song without the motions.
If there was one thing Bertie knew for sure, it was that you didn't ever touch your bust in public, whether you had one or not.
To get there, they walked by the Auto Show where Bertie had passed before with her mom and Aunt Neetie in the straw carriage pushed by the colored man.
It was the first time Bertie had heard her call Leona anything but Leona.
He spread all the music out on the piano and then he waved to Jerry Grey and said something that sounded to Bertie like, "Any requests?
Leona was crying and laughing, and without warning, she picked a surprised Bertie up into her big flabby arms and swung her happily in a circle.
Gee Cee said in a voice that was so polite, it sounded to Bertie like a foreign accent.
Leona's breathing was loud enough for Bertie to hear several feet away.
Slowly, Karen brought her feet over her head until she was standing and then she leaned forward onto her hands, lifting her feet over, and then turning over again and again on the platform, until her little body was making such rapid head-over-heels circles that Bertie was reminded of the story of Little Black Sambo.
And as the yellow sequins flashed by, Bertie wondered if Karen would turn into a pool of butter.
Leona ate the remainder of the sandwiches, and Bertie closed all of the make-up containers and put them neatly into the tool kit.
Here are two wonderful, and I mean that-" Bertie saw him look right at Cee Cee-"both equally wonderful, uh .
So here's my address in the Bronx," she said, handing Bertie a little white piece of paper.
And Bertie laughed so hard at that she had to lean against the wall in the hallway just to laugh.
Even though the person was trying to act like Cee Cee was just some regular woman from off the street, their eyes gave it away, got fogged up or something in that way that Cee Cee had once described to Bertie, "As if I'm the Pope and they're an Italian shoemaker.